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For real `x ,` the function `(x-a)(x-b)//(x-c)` will assume all real values provided `a > b > c` b. `a c > b` d. `a

A

`a gt b gt c`

B

`a lt b lt c`

C

`a gt c gt b`

D

`a le c le b`

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